Thirteen metro cities in Iowa have rescheduled Beggars’ night from October 30th to October 31st due to severe weather predictions. The decision to move the trick or treating event was made after monitoring the weather forecast and concerns over potential dangers. Cities like Des Moines and Waukee swiftly changed the date with discussions and approvals from relevant authorities. Pleasant Hill initially planned to go ahead with Beggars’ night on Wednesday but eventually changed the date following community feedback and an emergency proclamation that allowed for the change. Parents in the area expressed concerns about the safety of children in the severe weather conditions, prompting the cities to make the necessary adjustments. A Pleasant Hill resident called out the mayor for her comments downplaying the weather risks. The decision to move the date was welcomed by many in the community. For a full list of rescheduled Beggars’ Night schedules, residents can refer to the provided link.
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